Book Review: Women's Infidelity

This is singularly the most important relationship book of our generation. It will never get the airplay of The Rules, He's Just Not That Into You, Mars & Venus, or any of the other intellectually slovenly attempts to stroke the egos of the modern woman because it lays responsibility for women's unhappiness and the decline of marriage and fulfilling relationships squarely on the doorsteps of those who are responsible.

The book identifies, dissects, and explicates the attitudes that are drilled into women from childhood which make it impossible for them to experience fulfilling relationships. It also shows how cultural factors, friends, and political hornswaggle negatively affect the expectations and coping abilities of women within the context of a healthy relationship.

And ultimately the book argues that the key to finding happiness within your relationship is to recognize just how unimportant happiness is....

The book could just as easily be titled How Feminism, Oprah, Harlequin Romances, and the Female Feral Cycle Destroyed Women, Families, Marriage, and Civilization Itself. OK, maybe that is a bit dramatic, but you get the idea.

See a tremendous book review at The Occidental Quarterly.